All right, let's turn now to the Winter Olympics, and there are some spoilers ahead.

In the women's bobsled, Elena Myers-Taylor won the gold, and her American teammate, Kay Lee Humphreys, took bronze.

Myers-Taylor has now won six medals in her career, tying with Bonnie Blair as the most decorated U.S. female athlete in Winter Olympics history.

Eileen Gou, American-born but competing for China, won silver in what's known as the Free Ski

Big Air event. She was edged out for the gold by Canada's Megan Oldham. As for the medal

leaderboard, the U.S. is now in third place with 19 medals total. Norway leads with 28, and Italy is

second with 23. Liz Landers has a look now at how Team USA is doing overall, including the

disappointment for Ilya Malanin and a gold medal rematch in women's hockey between the U.S.

and Canada. Indeed, I'll note, one of the most shocking moments was when American figure skating

sensation, Elia Malanin, who's been nicknamed the quad god and was favored to win gold,

stumbled twice during the free skate, leaving him with eighth place.

He posted on social media about the, quote, invisible battles that he has been dealing

with, which concerned some of his fans. I'm joined now by Christine Brennan, who's been covering the

Winter Olympics for USA Today. Christine, thanks so much for joining us. Oh, my pleasure, Liz. Thank you.

Let's start with Elia Malinan. He was favored to win gold in the men's

free skate. He ended up in eighth place, and Monday morning he shared on Instagram saying,

quote, vile online hatred attacks the mind and fear lures it into the darkness. What do you think

happened in that free skate? Was it a technical issue or was it

mental? He said right afterwards, Liz, that it was mental as he was doing interview after

interview calmly, patiently, kindly answering every question over and over again. Remarkable. Remarkable

display for a 21-year-old who had just had the worst performance of his

young career. But he talked about the mental aspect. And I've covered him through really the

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